Thousands Of Service Members Decline COVID Vaccine

The video discusses the acceptance of the COVID-19 vaccine among army units, highlighting that some units report low acceptance rates. Concerns are raised about the close proximity in which service members work and their role in distributing the vaccine. The vaccine is currently voluntary as it lacks final CDC approval. Military leaders emphasize the importance of educating service members about the vaccine's benefits and ensuring leadership involvement. Efforts to promote vaccine acceptance include town halls, messages, scientific data distribution, videos, and photos of leaders getting vaccinated.

What is the current status of COVID-19 vaccine acceptance among some army units?

• Only a third of some units have agreed to take the vaccine.

• Most units are undecided about the vaccine.

• All units have accepted the vaccine.

• Half of the units have refused the vaccine.

Why is the COVID-19 vaccine voluntary for service members?

• It is not effective for military personnel.

• There is a shortage of vaccines.

• It is too expensive.

• It has not received final approval from the CDC.

What is the role of leadership in promoting the COVID-19 vaccine among service members?

• To ignore the vaccine issue.

• To educate and discuss the benefits of the vaccine.

• To discourage vaccine uptake.

• To mandate the vaccine for all members.

What does early data suggest about the acceptance of the COVID-19 vaccine among service members?

• None have been offered the vaccine.

• Only a few have accepted the vaccine.

• Up to two-thirds have accepted the vaccine.

• All have refused the vaccine.

Which methods have military leaders used to promote the COVID-19 vaccine?

• Holding town halls and sharing scientific data.

• Forcing all members to get vaccinated.

• Ignoring the vaccine issue.

• Banning discussions about the vaccine.